|
"People
with chronic disabilities such as chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia,
MS,
cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and arthritis have shown a gradual
improvement in the condition and also in quality of life. It is always worth
trying the Bowen Technique because in many cases it has been known to trigger
surprising and unexpected recoveries when nothing else has worked."
|
Case Studies -
Parkinson's |
Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia
Parkinson's
Multiple Sclerosis (1)
Cerebral Palsy
Broken Neck
Migraines (1)
Back Pain and Sciatica
Multiple Sclerosis (2)
Scoliosis
Migraines (2)
Bowen Technique for
Children - Autism
Bowen Technique
For
Children: Cerebral Palsy
Multiple
Sclerosis (3)
CASE STUDY
I've been seeing a client for the
last 9 months. She is 54 and was diagnosed with Parkinson's 10
years ago. She is now at about Stage 2. Her tremor is
noticeable but not violent. She stoops due to tension in her
back and her ankles are rigid. She often lacks energy.
She rang me last summer as she had read
about the extremely positive effects of Bowen Technique on
Parkinson’s symptoms.
In his book "Stop Parkin', Start Livin' ",
John Coleman
writes about his experiences with Parkinson's.
At one stage he was suffering Stage IV, quite severe, yet did
not take any drugs. Instead, he was a big devotee and student of
natural therapies, most notably Aqua Essences and Bowen
Technique, and within a few years was symptom free. It’s an
inspiring book and highly recommended.
So after reading this my client
contacted me as I was local to her at the time and she explained
how she was looking for a long term therapist, not weeks or
months but possibly years. I started seeing her fortnightly and
the very first reaction I noticed immediately was that her
tremors stopped completely. They returned when she turned over
but on a lesser scale and at times subsided again. The next
change we experienced, after a couple of months, was an
improvement in her urinary function. From getting up four to
five times a night, she was now only getting up perhaps twice a
night and occasionally slept right through. She also found she
could go through the evening without needing to empty her
bladder several times, a bonus to her social life.
I spent a whole hour with her and,
as suggested by John Coleman, I put in quite a few moves, but
generally each session was a different mix. Another good result
was a very positive comment from a friend who hadn’t seen her
for nearly a year and remarked at how her tremors seemed less
pronounced.
She isn't taking any drugs at all
and is determined to use natural therapies but is aware it will
be a long haul to control her symptoms. Due to her tremors,
some amendments had to be made to how I made a move but I used
my intuition and still seemed to get good results. This is a
great example of treating the person and not the condition as I
have no previous experience of Parkinson's and only a brief
understanding, yet working on my client holistically has brought
positive results.
Sarah Pluves, Bowen Practitioner
==========================================================================
JOHN COLEMAN'S WEBSITE
http://www.returntostillness.com.au

Watch Video of John Coleman
The story of
John Coleman and the miraculous results of
turning to natural and
alternative healing methods to regain his health.
In 1995, John Coleman was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease
by five practitioners (including three medical practitioners). By
August 1995, John was suffering from Stage IV Parkinson's Disease
and early Multi-System Atrophy, had lost his power of speech, was
unable to walk 5 metres without assistance, and took an hour and a
half to get dressed. Severely dissatisfied with western medical
treatment and prognosis, John decided to pursue other methods.
With the aid of complementary
therapies, including the Bowen Technique, John was able to recover from many of the symptoms and regain his health.
John currently conducts an online
mentoring program which provides weekly classes for those with
Parkinson's Disease, which includes a few classes on Bowen and how
to find a therapist.
www.parkinsonsrecoveryprogram.com

http://www.amazon.com/Stop-Parkin-Start-Livin-Parkinsons/dp/0855723688
|